It's definitely a problem but not a big enough problem to solve.

I have talked to 50+ people about their scheduling behaviour, especially folks who works in highly collaborative cross functional roles (PM or senior management ) with lots of meetings and discussions. Internal scheduling is a pain and a multi-step process for everybody. I'm building an AI executive assistant for slack which to start with will eliminate the need for anybody to look at their calendar again. Anything and everything can be done within Slack when it comes to calendar. On pitching the idea, everybody was excited about it and want to try it (like almost every single person I talked to) but everybody also said that it won't change things dramatically for them. I'm confused how to interpret this (or I am afraid to admit this)